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PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2004.
Get-well Wishes go out to a few
Walton people. Helen Williamson
has suffered a broken hip and had
surgery last week.
She is a patient in Seaforth
hospital and will be there for
awhile.
Kelly McNichol suffered a broken
wrist and Gary Sutcliffe is
recovering from minor surgery on
his arm. Mary McCall had eye
surgery and is coming along really
Country style dining
A good turnout made the harvest supper at Ethel United
Church a success last Sunday. Citizens gathered to indulge
themselves with delicious turkey, dressing and potatoes,
topping it off with homemade pie. From left; Bob Bremner,
Stan McDonald, Jim and Marjorie Struthers and Myrna
Burnett help themselves to the piping hot buffet. (Elyse DeBruyn
photo)
Country Fare
Hoping you
will enjoy and
use some of the
recipes I will be
giving each
month. They
have all been
tested by me in
my home, and
will come from
man y sources.
They are easy family food that
teenagers and parents will enjoy.
ORANGE PANCAKES
1 cup flour
1/2 tsp. baking powder
1/4 tsp. salt -
1/2 tsp. baking soda
1 egg
2/3 cup orange juice
Beat egg. Add orange juice. Fold
in sifted dry ingredients. Cook until
bubbles form on top; turn and brown
D uff's
honours
minister
Greeting those attending Duff's
United church Sunday was Leona
McDonald.
Prior to the announcements a
special presentation was made to
Rev. Joan 'Tuchlinsky. Leona
McDonald presented her with a gift
on behalf of the congregation for
attaining her Bachelor of Theology
degree from St. Stephen's College.
University of Alberta this past .week.
The Sunday school is selling Rheo
Thompson mint chocolate smoothies.
T.he first confirmation class is
Sunday, Nov. 7 at Bluevale United
Church at 12:15 p.m.
The UCW day out is oh Saturday,
Oct. 30 at 10 a.m. at Duff's United
Church. Cost for lunch is $13.
'rhea Rijkhoff will be teaching
foundation piecing. Call Heidi 887-
9348 or Patty 887-6156 for more
information.
The turkey supper goal is 800
tickets sold in advance. There may he
tickets at the door.
The choir sang Open Up The
Window of Your Soul.
• The time with the young at heart
was a story on learning how to pray
and the meaning of prayer.
Rev. Joan's reflection was also on
prayer. It was titled Do Your Prayers
Lack Suction?
Steve Baan and Graeme Craig
gathered the collection.
The Walton Community Calendars
arc a big hit and are going fast. Call
Ma-rie McGavin, Judy Lee or Dianne
McCallum and order yours today.
Classified advertisements
published in
The Citizen
are now available on our
website at
www.northhuron.on.ca
well.
Home for a visit were Dave
Watson and his wife Susan. Susan
was only here a few days, then
returned to Edmonton. Dave stayed
around and visited dad, Dave, and
sisters Mary, Sandra and Anne.
They celebrated Thanksgiving a
week late at Gerald's with Mary and
Carmen. Stephen, Mike and
Christopher, Anne and Marrisa and
Kristen and Sandra. Joining them
were Brian, Donna, Jamie, Dave and
Margaret Sanderson-.
Dave and Susan told them about
their three-week trip to Hungary and
how beautiful Vienna was. Gerald
had a full house and a great time with
his company.
The Walton Half hosted a roast
beef dinner on Sunday. New faces
helping .out the board were Ashley.
Halley and Laura Black.
Congratulations to newlyweds
Jennifer Lubbers and Jeff Pennings.
They were married at the Free
Reform Church in Mitchell and had
a reception at Mitchell Community
Centre.
Maid-of-honour was sister Katie
Lubbers and brothers Nicholas and
Daniel handed out the wedding
bulletins. Parents are Jack and Nancy
Lubbers of RR I , Walton.
The happy couple is residing in
Mitchell.
Making a hush-hush trip to
Edmonton was Brian Black. He
really surprised his wife Joan who
was already in Edmonton at St.
Stephens College, University of
Alberta, receiving her Bachelor of
Theology degree at convocation
ceremonies on Monday.
other side.
ORANGE TOAST AND SAUCE
6 egg yolks
1/2 cup milk
1/3 cup orange juice
1 tbsp: grated orange rind
dash of salt and nutmeg
8 slices stale bread
Beat well together first five-
ingredients. Dip bread slices in egg
mixture, coating both sides. Fry in
oiled skillet until brown on both
sides. Keep orange toast hat in a
heated oven.
Sauce:
3/4 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup orange juice
2 tsp. grated orange rind
Combine in a small saucepan and
simmer five minutes. Serve over
toast.
Both recipes compliments Louise's
Florida Cookbook 1968.
Joan was thoroughly surprised at
his attendance. She also reports cold
and snowy weather in the west and
hopes it stays there.
Welcome back and congratulations
Joan.
Returning from a moose hunting
trip to the north were Matt Lee and
Dan Taylor. A good time was had by
all.
On Sunday, it was a family affair
when Norma Rose, Valerie and
Krista Shortreed, Judy and Melissa
Beuerman travelled to Toronto to see
the musical Hairspray. They enjoyed
a fine meal at Town and Country
afterwards, then returned home.
Celebrating at the Walton Inn for
their birthdays were Brenda Bernard
and Judy Beuerman. they were
joined by friends Marlene Glanville,
Karen Braecker and Carol Rennick.
Celebrating last week as well were
Margaret Stevens, Janis McCallurn,
Brett Lee, Lois McCall, Nancy
Holmes, Ruth McArter, Margaret
Lacroix, Tanner Leslie, Teresa Baan,
Dan Taylor, Erma Williamson, Doug
Wey, Meagan Flaxbard, Shannon
McGavin, John Steffler and Carol
Humphries .
Heartland
Community Credit Union Limited
Where membership makes the difference
is pleased to announce
that a total dividend payment of
2.1%
(1.6% Cash Dividend and
.50% Patronage Dividend)
has been declared on Credit Union
Member's Life Savings Accounts for the
past fiscal year ending
September 30, 2004
E
0 In addition, a CASH DIVIDEND of
3.10%
was paid on Patronage Share Accounts and
credited to Member's Life Savings Accounts
at
Sharing in the profits of a co-operative financial
institution is only one of the benefits of
being a member of our Credit Union.
The Staff and Board of Directors
wish to thank the members for their
patronage to their Credit Union.
Head Office Clinton 482-3466
Exeter Branch 235-0640
Listowel Branch 291-6189
website: www.heartlandcommunitycu.on.ca
By Patricia Ham, Auburn School House